A condemned murderer, scheduled to hang in the morning, asks for the company of a woman in his final hours.A condemned murderer, scheduled to hang in the morning, asks for the company of a woman in his final hours.A condemned murderer, scheduled to hang in the morning, asks for the company of a woman in his final hours.
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- TriviaHugo Haas who has written, produced, directed and acted (most of them as a leading role or with strong participation). In this film, unlike the others, Hass wasn't an actor in this film.
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Ultimate Degenerate (1969)
- SoundtracksHold Back Tomorrow
Music by Franz Steininger
Lyrics by Johnny Rotella
Arranged and Conducted by Les Baxter
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John Agar is about to be executed for murder. It's his last night, and he can have anything he wants. He asks for a woman to spend his last night on earth with him. He winds up with Cleo Moore, who has just been rscued from trying to drown herself in the river.
Hugo Haas has written a very interesting two-player drama. He cast his frequent star, Cleo Moore, and for some reason, John Agar. It's an hour of their talking emotionally. Unfortunately, neither is particularly convincing nor interesting.
Has spent about a dozen years writing, producing, and directing his own movies. When he was finished, he sold them to a distributor -- here it's Universal -- and move onto the next. Generally they were dark, gloomy noirs, variations on other pictures that went in some unexpected direction. Had he gotten better actors, this could have been a very good movie. Alas, as it is, it's more interesting for the idea than the execution.
Hugo Haas has written a very interesting two-player drama. He cast his frequent star, Cleo Moore, and for some reason, John Agar. It's an hour of their talking emotionally. Unfortunately, neither is particularly convincing nor interesting.
Has spent about a dozen years writing, producing, and directing his own movies. When he was finished, he sold them to a distributor -- here it's Universal -- and move onto the next. Generally they were dark, gloomy noirs, variations on other pictures that went in some unexpected direction. Had he gotten better actors, this could have been a very good movie. Alas, as it is, it's more interesting for the idea than the execution.
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- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
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